Yamal on Target as Spain Hold Off Czech Republic
- On Saturday, Spain hosts Czechia at Estadio Carlos Tartiere in Oviedo for a UEFA Nations League match, seeking to extend their unbeaten run and maintain top position in Group C.
- La Roja enters with nine successive victories across all competitions, having played 40 matches without being beaten in 90 minutes since losing a friendly to Colombia in March 2024.
- Czechia arrives in Oviedo after suffering a 2-1 defeat against Croatia and a 2-0 loss to England, having lost both opening Nations League matches while scoring just one goal.
- Santi Denia's squad faces roster challenges, as Pavel is suspended following a red card, and Adam Karabec remains a doubt due to injury sustained against the Three Lions.
- Spain remains unbeaten against The Czech Republic in seven previous meetings, recording five wins and two draws, while all three trips to Spain have ended in a loss for the visitors.
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The third day of Nations League continues: after the rampant victory of England in Croatia, in League A Spain also wins against the Czech Republic 3-1. 6' Yamal (S), 35' Rodri (S), 69' Slama (RC), 89' Merino (S). (ANSA)
Goals from Lamine Yamal and Rodri put the game on track in the first half.
Yamal on target as Spain hold off Czech Republic
Despite a period of weakness in the second half of the year, the world champion Spain succeeds in 3:1 against the Czech Republic. This continues a special series of the Iberians.
Spain showed their class again, beating the Czech Republic 3-1 at home. England were unstoppable, beating Croatia 7-0 in Rijeka. Spain is on course for 50 matches without defeat! Luis De la Fuente's players have already reached 41 without losing, beating the Czech Republic 3-1 at home in the fourth round of the Nations League. The World Champions were ahead by two goals early on, with Lamine Yamal's goal in the 6th minute stealing everyone's att…
LOOK at the situation in Group A3 after three rounds.
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